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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 23, 5 August 1886, Page 3

Captain rEdwin telegraphs to-day :^ Barometer further, rise, ererynherp. >.. ■ Contiduatidn bf reading matter on Ithpage . ■•\.i^ :; l£ffv-erft{^tifev r : ;; ; .'i ' rVffICE i£iST! MEN' S T^eed Trousers 8/11 I •. at .....,;■;.•...',.■;■;• js „.-.. ; C. SMITH'S^SAIi^ Tweeci; Trousers 2/11 ' y C SMITH'S JS^.LE. f Mfen ! s Linen Collars licit ;eaoh / Lc. SMITH'S SAIJE. " THadies' iiack Clbth Jackets; 2/11 • ■i C. SMITHS -SALE^ : n | - <j; JSMIT I^ ' SALE.',"' 1 v.; : in'i-'it CMdren'sJJlsters! from 1/6 ;, . {Strong 1 Knitting. Yarn 1/9 -»;* _..,.. .j " ' .v/AT-'i Hvj' "i. ■-:):■' i.r ■ 1 ; ,€. SMITH'S SALE. Beit Kaiapoi. Wool , 2/9 per . head ' 2-Button Black Kid Gloves Is ; ■') * V- i "AT. '" ?\\ / jC> SMITH»SBSMUiE. vj;-,,:^

rr-TTT-j ..;:•,»•,.;•,■ „-.,, ;;,,-,,,. ;■;■<.•■,;;• DONTT MISTAKE jwa APDRKSS: ( 'IN ; % E.. j ' SHpJi \ '";■' hextMr.'Ejade, C^bmet-inaker. - :;:■ ".'.'l' "•• '-I.' i i J"i ■ j..'". 'i-; ..-'»- •"• f t-i; -r* ' ;.. <"<..■■:.■ ■ i ■ Ci^L JOHN'S- SCHQOiiScibM, :P,', I ' ENT^RTA^MENT. ; ■; ". .;' " . Thfe firsFof the n§Vr seriep will' ibe gjvenFon W^PNE^Ay.I'^UGpT iiTi.'-at 8.^.111., ;'■-. . .' ':<; v .;u w .; ;..;:'.;_'■■■' l 1 . Admission Is. ;; v ; . j. jones, ■'■;__ ': ' \ Curate. •-.

MTo N E V TO LEJDv iv\ '„ %' v '-\':r v ' ■ . Thte undersigned\has six hundred pounds to lend on "bread acres, in sums! to suit borrowers:, ; • . For further particulars apply to ... ;!. W. BAKER, ■ _'. ■ Makino Road. MANCHESTER AND KIWITEA ACCLIMATISATION ,; ; : SOCIETY; :, ; /• Wanted^-Hawks,:Shags and Wopdliens 1 Heads. Sixpence per head 'will be giveii by .'. ' ' „.,.-, (V : f: B ?A T TIE, „: ' " '" j "''■' ■'•";V '/''■ '■ 7•■ • Secretary. ■■■' EIC HARD MILHAM, Bricklayer, Grey Street, near Railway Line. All kinds of work in the Trade promptly executed. Moderate Charges and Good Workmanship. \ Sni. I R E W 0 V D . For Sale— Matai, Manuka, and Tawa, in any quantities 2 and 4 feet lengths— to suit purchasers. Also— Matai Posts and Stabs. JOHN CURRAN, Denbigh Street, Feilding.